A Trip Down South

You should probably just read my blog: http://atripdownsouth.blogspot.com/

Nov 16
It’s me.
tumbledownsouth:

Trip.

It’s me.

tumbledownsouth:

Trip.


Nov 11
spencerlewis:

St Simons Island Plantations

spencerlewis:

St Simons Island Plantations


Nov 3
The “SWAG” part is stupid, but everything else in this picture is awesome. Especially the 80s lacrosse stick.

The “SWAG” part is stupid, but everything else in this picture is awesome. Especially the 80s lacrosse stick.

(via carolinaclass)


Oct 27
dreamsofperfection:

Where are the paint splatters?

dreamsofperfection:

Where are the paint splatters?


Jun 3
This is what basically every girl looks like when they shoot a gun. It boggles the mind.

This is what basically every girl looks like when they shoot a gun. It boggles the mind.

(via modernhepburn)


May 17
givemeindiana:

Remington x J.Crew

What’s better than an 870?

givemeindiana:

Remington x J.Crew

What’s better than an 870?


May 6

Daredevil dogs: The question of how the dog got into bin Laden’s compound is no puzzle — the same way the special ops team did, by being loweredfrom an MH-60s helicopter. In fact, U.S. Air Force dogs have been airborne for decades, though the earliest flying dogs accompanied Soviet forces in the 1930s.
Dogs usually jump in tandem with their trainers, but when properly outfitted with flotation vests they can make short jumps into water on their own. A U.S. Navy SEAL, Mike Forsythe, and his dog, Cara — pictured above — recently broke the world record for “highest man/dog parachute deployment” by jumping from 30,100 feet.

That is bad ass.

Daredevil dogs: The question of how the dog got into bin Laden’s compound is no puzzle — the same way the special ops team did, by being loweredfrom an MH-60s helicopter. In fact, U.S. Air Force dogs have been airborne for decades, though the earliest flying dogs accompanied Soviet forces in the 1930s.

Dogs usually jump in tandem with their trainers, but when properly outfitted with flotation vests they can make short jumps into water on their own. A U.S. Navy SEAL, Mike Forsythe, and his dog, Cara — pictured above — recently broke the world record for “highest man/dog parachute deployment” by jumping from 30,100 feet.

That is bad ass.

(via suitsandboots)


May 4
I want to wear these while listening to the Talking Heads.

I want to wear these while listening to the Talking Heads.


Man, this picture is awesome on so many levels.

Man, this picture is awesome on so many levels.


May 3